[1171] Then, taking the children, both Jāli and Kaṇhājinā,
the increaser of the realm of the Sivis gave them as a gift (dāna) to the brahmin.
Then, taking the children, both Jāli and Kaṇhājinā,
glad at heart, he gave his dear little children to the brahmin — the supreme gift.
Then there was that which was terrifying, then there was that which made the hair stand on end:
when the children had been given away, the earth quaked.
Then there was that which was terrifying, then there was that which made the hair stand on end:
that the king, with hands joined in reverence, gave the children, reared in happiness,
as a gift to the brahmin — he, the increaser of the realm of the Sivis.
English translation from the Pali (Siam Raṭṭha edition) — under review, not for citation.